not coming back; not returning.

not giving up one's work, business, career etc. (esp. because of advanced age).

happening, existing or continuing at all times; incessant; eternal.

always - a) at all times; on all occasions; invariably; b) all the time; continuously; forever; c) without a gap or interval; incessantly.

not recurring; not moving in a cyclic manner.

that is not covered; open; unveiled.

as per meaning.

befitting the name.

suited to its purpose; appropriate; apt.

not happening, available, recurring again.

brave, not running back or away (from a battlefield).

one who does not return.

a man who never runs away in the war field.

Viṣṇu.

not avoided or evaded.

that much big; so great.

the act of continuing what is being done.

something that impedes progress or achievement; an obstacle.

responding to.

reciprocally related.

(two complex numbers) having their real parts equal and their imaginary parts equal but of opposite signs; conjugate.

one who obediently follows; a submissive person.

that which is similar to another.

following obediently.

continued or carried on, from where (the process, work, etc.) was stopped.

(gram.) following the rule laid down in the previous aphorism.

appropriate; fitting.

a following obediently; submissive behaviour; obedience.

(term used to describe planetary motions in the Ptolemaic system) a circle whose centre moves along the circumference of another, larger circle; an epicycle.

a following obediently; submissive behaviour; obedience.

an act or instance of imitating another.

(gram.) a faithful following of the rule laid down in the previous aphorism.

approving; seconding; supporting another's opinion.

guide and help, received or being received from, another; protege.

the act of repeating; a doing or saying again.

a man who follows, serves another person obediently.

a woman who follows, serves another person obediently.

(jain.) the disciplined life with the five principles of not-harming, truthfulness, refraining from stealing, sexual virtuousness, and refraining from receiving anything from others.